Senior Radiologic Technologist — OR & Intraoperative X-Ray

Surgery Partners, Inc; Altoona (WI); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Free scrubs

Free meals

401(k)

Wellness reimbursement

Job summary

Surgery Partners, Inc in Wisconsin Altoona is seeking a Radiologic Technologist II to perform advanced diagnostic X-ray procedures with minimal supervision in surgical and inpatient settings.

You will ensure high-quality images, follow ALARA and safety standards, and assist with intraoperative imaging including C-arm use, collaborating with radiologists and clinicians to support diagnostic and procedural needs.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in radiologic technology or radiologic sciences from an accredited program required.
• Must possess a Wisconsin Radiographer license.
• Active certification by ARRT within the applicable modality is required.

Responsibilities

• Advocate for patients’ rights, preferences, and needs, ensuring high-quality, compassionate care.
• Independently operate x-ray imaging to complete routine and complex exams.
• Capture high-quality diagnostic images while adhering to protocol and adjusting techniques based on patient condition.
• Assist during surgical procedures with real-time imaging, including C-arm operation.
• Maintain production and quality of radiographs by following established standards and procedures.

Skills

Medical Terminology

ALARA principles

EMR systems

HIPAA regulations

English communication

Independent work

Education

Associate degree in radiologic technology

Wisconsin Radiographer license

ARRT certification

BLS certification

Tools

C-arm operation

Job description

Surgery Partners, Inc in Wisconsin Altoona is seeking a Radiologic Technologist II to perform advanced diagnostic X-ray procedures with minimal supervision in surgical and inpatient settings.

You will ensure high-quality images, follow ALARA and safety standards, and assist with intraoperative imaging including C-arm use, collaborating with radiologists and clinicians to support diagnostic and procedural needs.